Homeopathy QLS Level 3

Homeopathy uses highly diluted substances as a form of treatment to help the body heal itself. The main principle of the practice is that a substance that can cause certain symptoms can also help to remove those symptoms. It is used to treat a very wide range of conditions, including physical conditions such as asthma, as well as psychological conditions such as depression. You will explore what homeopathy is in more detail, before learning how to offer the practice to a client. The course will allow you to study when and where you want, at your own pace. All coursework can be submitted by either post or email making it simple and hassle-free. All of the materials will be delivered to you by post or email, so it couldn’t be easier. Our experienced and friendly tutors are always a click away by email, giving you advice and helping you through your course. Develop your interest and knowledge by enrolling now and join the [past_students_count] students that have already studied with us.

Course Content

Unit 1 An introduction to homeopathy

• Explaining what homeopathy is
• Discussing the origins and historical development of homeopathy
• Summarising the principles of homeopathic practice
• Differentiating between historical and modern-day homeopathic applications

Unit 2 Critical anatomy and physiology

• The central nervous system
• The digestive system
• Reproductive systems
• Endocrine system
• Urinary system
• Locomotive system
• Integumentary system
• The special senses
• Explaining what homeostasis is
• Role of hormones in the body

Unit 3 Homeopathic remedies

• Analysing the philosophies of prescribing and dispensing homeopathic remedies
• Evaluating the myths around the practice of homeopathy
• The different forms of remedies which are used in homeopathy
• Explaining potentization and dosage levels in homeopathic remedies

Unit 4 Materia medica and repertory

• Understanding the process of repertory
• Classifying conditions and homeopathic remedies
• Discussing the applications of remedies
• Analysing the Materia Medica and Repertory and select a remedy for a condition

Unit 5 Contraindication and prescribing

• Distinguishing between chronic and acute conditions
• Justifying when cases need to be referred
• Discussing which are contraindicated in homeopathy
• Differentiating between physical and psychological conditions

Unit 6 Client assessment and good practice

• Discussing good practice principles in homeopathy
• Explaining how to carry out a client assessment
• Analysing the needs of the client
• Developing a treatment plan using homeopathic remedies